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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
TOO MUoH PErrIy6 FOR THE TWIN LINKS.

Naturalist eichos Missing Links He and IT, were some
what II der the weather yesterday. They slept poorly
,hrongn tho night aud dull and listloss all the
morning The excitement OF the last three days had
evidrntly been TOO much for them. aud the constant
handling and peug which they had to take FROM count
o.s ..perts and admirers had soured both their empers
and aigestons Mr. Reiche said yesterday that no more
v,,tors would be admitted Foster Mother sparrows
nur,ery until tho two nondescripts wore themselves
again.
Neither He nor II seriously ILL., and there we're no
.,rs hat the strange little creatures would pno away
an die from homesickneo The nurse gave them some
harmirss babies medicine and will keep thsm warm ana
on,et Ior ia w days. Mr. Reicas has made no arrange
dsn, vet for exhibiting tho Links He says that prop
hIy ON, hundred naturais- aud physicians have come
In ~ ace thu twins from the Zambosi ana the general
nnLu among experts is that no specimens or the
monkey tribe have ever before beep discovered with 50
,nsnv human marks about them. The doctors were
snecizlly struck by thu backs and limbs OF
fhs nondescriptA They boat on tho ntto
feIows lungs felt their pulses and went through All
the other forms medical call and Mr. keicns thinEs
that they may have frightened his new pets into spell
OF sickness . ... .u..I.r ,vir n
ha. turned out to be unrKDectodiy good sareny VIII
nut the picture In his window In Union square ~ SOON Us
K. can finish it.
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CAPTAIN BROWN ANGRY WITH GARRISON
NOT PLEASED WITH HIS RIDING AND DOESN'T WANT
HIM Mkt YEAl

HIM Mkt YEAR.
PITTsBURG. Aug. 81 (SpeedD.-Captsin :" Sam " Brown
who has confined his house for week with
uric fever st.rted for New York night lie said he
going East 70 witness a few Sheepshead Bay
When asked he accounted for the poor showing Of
some OF his horses. he said;
Garrison SHAH not ride for would
him II would ride for nothing His riding for
lately has been queer and think he has lost
era good suyyessnt In his last started late
then Garrison furiousy the 'front.'
effort az the right time The run In 40. and
Stuyvesan with the weight he carried, couid have
run IL In :43 even "A would have the
In the where Garrison Mona he did make
move on her. He had his horse Eoan entered, and
just before the called said Rogers: You
going 10 put Church that you not Rogers
answered In the negative and told Garrison that he
ride her. Garrison very angry and said, 'Wcll,
guess Will have 20 scratch M horse Rogers replied,
'Well, should think So lie scratched LOian
His riding Mona miserable, TepVr.s
and caiieI forth much comment He ala not 10
orders the Brooklyn handicap Blue Wing had this
race sure and could have easily run faster than the
ner did. 1hefe was no doubt about It, Garrison Will
finish the season for me-"
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two lenra: marry second four sasths before wus
Palmer, third.
OPENING DAY AT SHREPSHEAD BAY
BIG FIELDS WITH EVERY PROMISE OF SPLENDID

FINISHES.
Sheepshead Bay with the great September meeting Oh
the CoDey Islan1 Jockey Club will be the centre OF turf
interest the United States for the next two weeks
The grounds and uidlngs have been put In thorough
order host eager spectators which always gathers
at this popular course The stables both at Sheepshead
Bay and Prospect full Of the best horses now IN
training and their exploits this fast track VIII be
memoi able The track dusty yesterday
but Will be well sprinkled to-day.
The opening day are so large that starter
Caldwell will have his hands full. In number OF the
races many matched horses will start that PROBABLE
winners can be sug ssted only with tmdiy and doubt
In the Twin City Handicap less than twenty are ex
pected start, and strong field they make up. Az
least dozen strong claims for consideration
but the best the weights appear 10 be Dry
MonopOle, Cyclops Favor, Elkwood, Laggard Rupert,
Jacobn and Lady Primrose. Taking weight speed,
public form and elements into account Cyclops
TO win with Jacobin for place seem fair selections
Sapphire Stakes for twoyearods will bring 10 the
post rapid youngsters but the Cadence hy ought 10
win with Kempton second.
second.
In the second Kingston and Stuyvesant are 10
meet at seven furlongs they Will lively race
they must great deal OF weight 10 Flaeeoetta Arm
strong, Ene Harry and Capun. all winners oi THESE
light weights Armstrong shows rare speed ahd' Ii wei
handled, would certainly be very dangerous
In the fifth many horses are down 10 run az
90 pounds that 1t VIII be impossible 10 get jockeys
ALL for the number OF boys that can ride morse
weights ncluding hat famous old cripple Joe Iotton) lhe
race should lie between Eolian and saxony, and they
should finish In that order. $1,000,
knight should win the last race, Attorney secohu
These the entries In full,
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PORTION DOCTORS ENJOY THE PARK.

TIL. delegates To tho International Medical congress
. Warrington who are staying IN this city temporarily
continued their sightseeing yesterday Visits TO tho
ar,ous medical colleges Of the city wero st feature
=, th.r leisure Drives In Central Park at p m arc
,ng the ysitors from foreign shores who speak en-
OF the goros OF tho East Drive resplcn
ssnt as il is with equipages on these perfect days
@ 70 Bedlows Island yesterday TO hook at the ana.
n,rs construction Of the Goddess OF Liberty. stlll
hr. ,onnd the Riverside Drive place ior nne views
unher of the delegates will 20 10 Philadelphia to-day.
hu ors 10 morrow to what sights there are there
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 81 speetaD.-Ihe visiting dele
Gates from abroad to the international MEDICAL Congress
% washington were entertained at dinner by the Board
:, Mnarors OF the University Of Peunsylvania at the
unvers,ty today Tho programme included An address
~ welcome by Dr. Thoma. g. Morton and we:.ar Nor
ria president OF the board pra tS 1.tors
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ARE INcENDIARIEs AT WORK IN ELIZABETH

there arc fire among them mysterious blaze
broLe out at yesterday, In Ezabethport ~ thr rear
Of ext ouncman Phlhppis liquor store No los frankhn
At The discovered In some barns won Dcio"s 70
Render well under way when FOUND IN
short lime ali the building seemed TO DO IN hanes
Wh.re the fire discovered there one soid mass
of Old made up two DsIns several sa
The harms ana aheus arc use
nainv "a OF the and dryness OF
The ,l lin tn rap ny and tho hremen who nan
rrmuy responed the alarm ID hard WORK 10 get 'he
Hame. under The ire bnrne STRANGELY ana seemo
,efy Inc efforts OF the fire ladies' As last as Was
nut on, IN one place would blaze some ohcr ouln
inT always fuhes IRON the place where the hremen "eo
at work "a 4, Ann. ana "
NJ work setting buildings nre ~ ast as the hromsn
sxtInguishei flames. Tho hremen hnaiy Oh ~
settn1 In flames under control and by their good WORK
ra Al, but ons barn Tho barn destroyed hod with
ason. and other things Ing ME- Bender and the
ioa. will run no 70 nearly $1,000.
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will view the different medical instsutous Of IN, o'
After which they will leave for the National CAPITAL
ALDERMEN sHIRKlve THEIR DUTY.

The Alderman met again yesterday confirm the tax
law for the wear half hour after the time FOR the
meeting only eighteen members were present. II re-
qures three ourths vote to pass the tax levy or nine
teen members The sergeantatarms was sent OUT 70
hunt up missing members. but failed TO hna any @
Board adjourned TO tomorrow az p. ~ Inc Jaw Psv
vIes that the Aldermen shall meet ANA conurm ~ s,
levy on or before september of each year. ana %
To do so re nders each Alderman who aosenss
BILE to penalty Of 500. and he may aso DC r
shed for msdemeanor. The BOOKS OF ING mo"oa,. ~.
frmed The delay does affect the validity o. thc ~
levy. There a suspicion that some OF the Trno
ton of the tax levy until after sepemoer Ownors o.
real estate may sold parcels TO De aevel" "
September would then be responsib ror INC ~
for the present year. the purchaser being compohoo
paw when provision h al been made otherwise ,..
Ioew announces that he Will receive taxes
from those wish to paw, giving revenue pono'
drawing fair rate Of interest
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LIE c.pnynrr rnE GIRL AND THE HORSES

week ago. mmett age .shtsen daughter o.
BIanry age Richard Blaney ar Of the same
rI.e rum Bellev. Tho couple belong 70 TO
sn.cIab, mi vel.snow families simultaneously Two nne
sore, l~ongi to Y t. kens retired business mas
AZ Brsylle the stable Inc horses
have s,ncr been CITY and young man
snondnv In Bisney was leading Tue no
people left hpuse OF tho girls mother on
day night said they would lake yak 70 INC r- h
sfatiou Bauoy In Belicville a. tho to"'ooy
having lived on tho Western plains for year.
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TENNIS GAMES AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Aug 9l-The nns match In the court tennis
played tho Casino this morning. between
Emmons and Fke warren the present court tennis cham
pon. lannon's by Of TO T. to TO l. TO O.
6to3 Two matches lawn tennis played by juniors
The frat siugis match between c. {. Baldwin and
Livingston. The former won. 10 s. TO q to2 Tho
second double MATCH between W. H. Vanderbilt and
Moses Taylor aud f. Burden and Carroll Tho latter par
d TO L. z d.
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COUPbH HEID FVH hI1DI"" TIT '"''1''"'1''
Nugent held inquest yesterday In tho case OF
Henry Emsr On July 30 Emer, who was foreman In the
Causens Brewery DISCHARGED
Adam Hsilne Upon receiving his notice TO quit Hrner
Iscame greatly OF words with his
foreman him the head once with hammer and
ty with malIrt his skull died from his
Injuries on August emar has been locked up since he
assaulted The found verdict In accordance With
fhe facts and ecommed TO await tie action OF
that ran
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ASSIGNMENTS OF BUSINESS FIRMS.

Frederick vorck and Charles H. Vorck, constituting
the firm OF Frederick Vorck Co., made an as
sig nment yesterday to AdOph Patky Ihere arc
judgments against the firm amounting to 81 100.
Schedules In the assignment Of Frederick ludor,
engineer and contractor and Manufacturer OF stea"
heating apparatus at No. 222 East Tweny-fOurui-st,
TO William Fl. Nenke, were filed yesterday me
liabilities amount $l0S304 OF, Including conngens
s237 4s3 SO, and the actual assets are
SII6473 &C. OF which $73 237 3. are pledge as
for general distribution.
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TEN DOLLARS FOR AssAULTING GowDEY.

oeorss and James Hare OF Sparki ~ j.. tho Dotners
who William h. Gowdy near me dosI Oh Shss
Church spark sundT nisht wsre orou ~. " ayinS
Nysck nir before Justice Lawrence ans
be.n arrested on Monday night by Chief OF Police kkps
80 tssed al the assaul telling tho
story already published THE rRBUSE and .Lnans No.
Cnn who says Gowdey nsuited her, merely testhen A.
witness assault and was not ailoWru 70 ~
Evidence as 10 the Insult Justice Lawrence houhx As
evidsnce lending prove provocatlon was not
IT. lamo that tho AMT was not an SgrrxVAsen
one Aud m Hare denied having struck the lawyeI ,.
~Tyc ,nry "a out minutes and found 'eorxo hNs
,,,iry iamss was acquitted. Justc' Lawrence nn.d
rorss $40 and costs Is sid that Mrs Gun ABOUT 70
eanse owdcys arrest and begin criminal proceedings
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A THIRD BAsEMAN FOR CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug 81 tSpsetar.-A Chicago correspondent
with the Chicago cl TO- teesraphs to-day from wasS
ingon that the Of certain cupu the International
Association wired that he about to dshand AMI that
Arson could have third bsseman by paving certain sum
for his rel One the In whom Arson has much
conf who assisted him getting DAILY aud Sullivan
happened with the third OF
and adj, set tho lin to take the Ansn toll the
him In Philadelphia and that he would play him
Thursday at Thru base
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NEM-IERSEY.

wEsTFIRLD-An effort being made TO secure snneient
of the
form Of government place Of tue present township
CuAsFogp-The hrst carnival OF this season VIII take
place ON saturday evening ON the river
inportan ton has been received
by the Corporitlou Attrn"y hinturh
In 10 the suit penIing the United Satrs surone
Court Affecting the river fronk ia when IN
Mlntnru nends that the SUIT Ne soon.
tinu. AMI PROMISE effected with the HoOokou Lana
ami Improvement Company which represents the stevens
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island jockey club Races, p. m.
Basebal-New-i OrK and Detroit, Polo Grounds4 p. m
Board Of Electrical control, Mayors ONCE noon.
Jerome Park Villa site and Improvement Company, l.
West wenty third ST.,
Eiger Gu NJ, rrn wedd ng, Trinity Church. noon.
Manson University scholarships examination a. Muir
rayst, 10 a
The 10 rteenth Regiment at Creedmoor.
ST. Nicholas society. DclmOnleO's, D 80 D. m.
Ir sh Home Rule ClrD, Morton House. q. m.
Kober. Emmett Circle OF the Fenan Brotherhood, an
nuai picnic az Bfummer's Union Park, p. m.
Cigar Saicsmens Association, Grand Union Hotel, 8
d N.
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BERGEN Point. ! o 10

Bergen Point. ] 2 70
Earned runsstaten Isand o. Bergen Point O. Frat
staten Island 81 Bergen Point, T. First hase balls
Mooe l. Roberts J. Smith ], Vedenburg Mack l. tolen
truck Tynx 49, bys,asY H. t MS.s rpn'TNon:
pavs-Nons. Hit by pitcher-None. Wild pltchesStaKgZ
Passed bas-J. Reilly 2. Finley 2. Umpre-Mr. Daily.
Tlme-2:O7.
s1h oiion played at the Polo Grounds
day tho wYork aud indianapolis clubs and al
though the result had significance outside OF the gate
about 5000 people present The New York
a. usual Hooser opponents every point
easily Titconb pcded his nrst game for the local
ciuu nd excellent impression. His
msnd Of the ball seem 10 Ut him 10 MI useful place the
Murphy, the catcher also did
Egyptian Hsay gave Gasscock 81 T. lot him play short
stop b ambition out Conboi longest
lii grounds the first inuin he re-
ceved app The ball was knocked high the
one ,hundrod and tweifth.st fence The
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BE CANNOT IDEYTIFT THE CLIPPERS.

Francis Kelly, the laborer OF West Forty-shth-se'
who claims to have been dubbed In brutal manner
bv two of Captain Kllilea's policemen on Monday
nj, ht was at Police Headquarters again yesterday TO
push his conf lant lns ector Steers confronteI him
with the two policemen who IRE on duty at Tenth.
ave and Forty -sIxth-st at the time OF the alleged
assault Kelly could not positively Identity either.
but thought Pat Gilman Strang was one OF his ass all
ants Both officers denied that they had beaten Kelly
Mr.. Steers adjourned the investigation to procure
further evidence
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Jn.,ire LAWS OF ,byion L. held oodrt yesterday TOT
the purpus Of dsponR OF tho cases OF Henry Havemeyer
the -on H-uiy Havemryer tue millionaire sugar 'enneL
They wer. charged disordsry condnct Al inc Ao
iotc ON the evening WHEN tho Young men Ohx
drunk assaulted water and then began TO pumms cseh
other Uying 10 young Havemeyers sapp-arspcc TIE et
an nation had adjourned from time TO time On Ines-
A. hos,yer he Babylon aud surrendered hn.
s-i Bh pleaded guilty 10 assaung the waiter ana "er"
0n.t
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HOME NE VS..
PROMLNENI ARRIYAL2

Everett HouseDr Won Tavern, Austrian Minister At Wash
I'M ami Governor homas A. osborn Of Kansas
Windsor HoeLord Cecil England AMI Judge e. Brad
lev of Providence Ht Hofsf-Bshop w. H. A.
Bissel OF Vermont and william H. Bsrnum and Augustu MS
Braudagee Of Connecticut tbsmdre HotelJudgc nenry
W. Bloikett. of Chicago norman Hsus.-Percy H. g.
PiDchback, OF louisiana nm Avenue Hottt-EI senA
J. ". Camden, Wost Virginia NtO- forh Hotel
yice.AdmraI y e. Rowan. u. Navy. buckingham
Hotsl-Lyman X. o Colorado.
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LONG ISLAND,

number Of Long Islam villages and school dis ricts held
elections on Tuesday night trustees win ne following
r,snis. Patonogue-Wilmot VI smith g. W. Wicks, jesse
& Mills; Port Jenorsnn-James l.. Bayles; Glen Co'o-
John Dowden Rockville Centrs-J A. DormoV
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AIONQ THE SOUND.

BRfpGEPoKr-United States Customs collector Goddard
r.ot IN 4 hero ba 1000 bushels OF e ole stes
canrhl Ia tho ~a-tso Los Island ound IN us asirlet
snd Iii dining September 30 Ia oOt'ininf
,ia. nnr,. no accou taken uy oraft
oi les thau The "nct these All let would
lii ha lntal 10 100 bushels Train No 80
ON Inc reports the instant killing on Iues
Sav near Harrison ia iau name not learned
nSyo with companion. walking on tho tracks.
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NEW ARR.

In tho District yesterday. Abram Overmler Tutor
q, III, Budoet a weekly publication at Mlbnrn N j. was
sued By Mar ar-t Morrison Tor iues
Nv IN, drfruast wumans husband AlO-rt Morrisoni
AZ South orange aud dsei
her ana ali, got empO, the family OF OyerInrrs
notnrr Uvermier n sei' her. he s,hl And nnay as
beat although
enii.n In ~ iefrnc. Overmillor said that the woman
had .au-d with FORK Jud ment was given Tor sioV
and costs, which was paid.
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Me6sst l. Base on baIls-ooro fonnor l. 0illespte l.
DANNY Myers Double plays-None. Homo rnps-t onnor
Tire. basr -Richardson Denny Twob ht-
Nona Hi by pifcher-W l. stolen bases-tiore
sicysrsson Murphy wild pitches Mona Passed halls
Arundel /. Umpres Graham and Cornell. Tims-Two
hours =. 49, -, $780,.
~.r.. niave yessrnsy The Louts Losvilie. Cncn.
natl and baltimore clubs the Association gamcs The
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Jersey CITY.

Under the provisions Of act passed by the Lesanre
la. xnter for the erection city hall AMI aruoy
Mxor ,e.tsray Patrick >heeran John
Craven and PInauce Emil r. Datr. commits
atm. r. "a, select the new building nc
uoard OF Finance which has tue confirming power VA" tho
notn tho table.
paros A. Xurent the now city treasurer viii take pos
session OF his Office to-day.
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sIIrH-wELTER STAKES. OS TURF. 3-l6 MnEs
FIRST RACE AT 2 O'CLOCK.


Trains leave via East 34hs Ferry 1t 1920 ll20. 1920
~ DO l20. % Especial parlor ~, hahoufy
from 1:20 o. Whehalst half hourly
from 1910 Grand stand badges 81 6v held tickets 81
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THE KIND OF PARTISAN he rs.

Commissioner stephensons screen fenoe tho board
Castle Garden erected 10 reporters distance
was the foundation for joke Yesterday Commissioners
Taiptor had Investigator Okey behind L. looking
ofcial rscoris and all Of tho reporters stool outside
NrsnEer Asxea ~ - w. VIII .s sn.oss
usAn."
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CANES OTHER CITIES

Thu NevYork and Detroit clubs will plav At the Poo
f;rnnnss day will be The pitchers aud
an epormous expected The New-York club ought
IN and probably Will win.
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TOO much for the to-day and they succumbed
To Pitt.burg. The score as follows:
Philadelphia -. .....-.........-...l o-3
p,,ehts-Pitt-burx. I5 Philadelphia, Errors-Pitts-
burg 81 philadelphia. Pitchers-Morris and Ferguson.
Umpire-Mr Cusiek
BosTox Aug sl-The Boston and Detroit clubs played
their this city to-day and the visitors again won
o. appendedt
Detroit. .......................-..0 l o.
Bo,ton .........................l u O. U
Bas,hits-Detrot IS: Boston, IA Errors-Detrot 4; Bos
ton g. Pichers-Gruber and Radbourue Umpire-Mr.
Powers
LOUISVILLE Ane. 3l-1'odavs game between the Iouis
Vile and Metropolitan clubs tresome affair. The homo
a. follows:
METROPOLITAN. .................-0 o o oil
Louisville. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i 10 10
Bas-hits- Metropolitan. 20; Louisville 80. rrors-
metropolitan louisville 2 Pitchers-O Brien aud Ram
sey. Umpire Mr.. Bauer.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 81 Tho Brooklyn Club made a pncky
hit and held the lead tho
eighth inning st. Louis players gagged
Terry's aud follows:
BROOKLYN. Q Q @
Basehits- BROOKLYN. 9; st Louis IL. ETors-Brookyn
2; st. Louis, 3. Ptchers-Terry and King Umpire-Mr
Curry.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Cleveland. !.
At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Cincinnati, D.
At Hamilton. Out-Iamflton 10. Rochester 2.
At Wnkesbare-wilkesbarrc 4. Scranton 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunrisss 623 ssts 30 Moon sets 424 Moons age ID
WATER
4 M-sandv Hsor Gas Gov fsId TIA He'll Gate 9:03
p H-sandy Heck $50 Gov. lard 7:31 Hell Gate $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

JAMES McCREERY& co.
Invite visitors i'm the city to exc
anime the exhibit of their earliest
ImpOrtatiOns for the Fall Season,
of Hautes NOuveautPs in every
variety Of Silk and WOOllen Dress
Fabrics.
Broadway and 18th st.
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| THE3 J
KNOX
HAT
The Fall shapes in gentlemen's
hats will be placed on sale to-day,
Thursday, September the first, in
our retail stores, PIP Broadway,
corner of Fulton street; 1914 Fifth
avenue, under the Fifth Avenue
Hotel; $40 Fulton street, Brook.
Ign, and 1913 State street (under
Palmer House,, Chicago
Agents for the sale of these
high-class hats can be found in
every city in the United States.
Fashion plates of all the shapes
and styles presented for the hat
wearing public of this country and
England will be mailed to any adj
dress.
The KNOX HAT is manufact-
ured in the building 212 Broad
way, northeast corner of Fulton
street, where during business hours
Mr.. Knox can be found ready to
exhibit and explain the surprising
excellence of his world-renowned
HATS.
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AHbeu aostnssgA

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1866 West 63d.st
Hours-sts IL 6toZ Diseases Of the Nsrvsus Systsn.
oenito Urinary organa Impotence - stsrillty
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Austen poes-Ksry Mann 60 Pat Oakley sas. Hazard
asssis psidsusisht 81 90 place s,s so Harry Mann
s.rs could not have been worse Tasyrand In the
M vnv a. ths hill while Willie Palmer ana Navigator
~ n ~ koilrW Tue race brutspg from start
1ssh Hosad drew out the tara sLa lea meet o. the
~ Al susN neadix him on fnrioag Harry Mann
~ Gss ~ until the Last dozen stfidsA Assard weA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01

Auction pools-Bonnie y 500 Pots35 Blizzard sl5
$50 1900.
Mutual straight SIG TO- place 81 25 Bo pie So S.
Frank Mullins led for tlreeqnarters and having enough
retired Pilot who home la canter winning
BY Bonnie s. second four lengths before Voio
third The wreched one.
THIRD RAcE-PURsE $3.50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ABOUT
Firm
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PHILADELPHIA Aug 31-Morrss left handed delivery was
entirely TOO the Phes to-day and they succumbod
To Pitt.burg The score sas follows:
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Mutusls paidsraight $40 80 place 81 90 Rerartes 50 10
hoof long aud delay was made at the post
finally got OF front and eaDg the stand
was R-psree who made the the heal
stretch. Here Mr.. Keene brought his with
Irresistible flourish and after brs with Repair
Bugomaster by neck Repartee four lengths be-
Cyclone Morris and fIarwood brought the
excoND RAcE-PURsE $780, SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ABOUT